Can you describe the wooden plank Sai Baba used for sleeping, as detailed in Chapter 10?

Certainly. Chapter 10 provides a specific description of Sai Baba's unusual bed. It was a simple wooden plank, four cubits in length and only one span (approximately 9 inches) in width. This narrow plank was not placed on a frame but was hung from the rafters of the mosque like a swing, suspended at both ends by pieces of rags. Baba would sleep on this precarious setup, often with lamps burning at his head and feet. The mystery was that no one ever witnessed how he ascended or descended from this plank, highlighting his imperceptible movements.